Newcastle United are considering a January approach for Issa Doumbia, but face a massive hurdle if they wish to sign him from Sporting CP

Newcastle United are reportedly considering a January move for Sporting CP midfielder Issa Doumbia after failing to sign him during the summer transfer window. The Premier League club faces significant financial hurdles, as the 23-year-old is protected by an €80 million release clause at the Portuguese side.
Doumbia joined Sporting CP from Venezia for an estimated €20 million to €25 million following the Italian club's relegation. With Newcastle manager Matthias Jaissle reportedly seeking further permanent midfield reinforcements, Sporting remain under no immediate pressure to negotiate or sell the midfielder.
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